Language learning can be tough for neurodiverse individuals, meaning those who think and feel differently. Here are some common challenges they might face:

• Different Ways of Thinking: Everyone processes information differently. This can lead to ups and downs in how they pick up language skills.

• Sensory Sensitivities: Some people might react strongly to sounds, lights, or other sensations. This can make it hard to focus in places where people are talking a lot.

• Social Skills: If someone has trouble interacting with others, they might not get to practice their language skills as much.

Even though these challenges exist, they can be overcome.

• Personalized Help: Customized therapy can target their specific needs, helping them learn better.

• Supportive Learning Places: A friendly and encouraging environment can make a big difference in how they learn language.

• Technology Tools: Devices that assist in communication can help build language skills and open up new ways to learn.

With the right support, everyone can improve their language abilities!